Electrical Engineers in Texas

Electrical Engineers: Strong Demand, High Salaries, and Diverse Career Paths

Texas Salary: $115,000 | National Median: $109,270 | Job Growth: 5% | Texas Colleges: 19

Electrical Engineers Salary Progression

College	Type	Tuition	Median Earnings
El Paso Community College	Public	$4,080	$35,212
Strand Institute of Beauty & Esthetics	Private For-Profit	—	—
Aviation Institute of Maintenance-Houston	Private For-Profit	$16,757	$58,327
Miller-Motte College-STVT-Arlington	Private For-Profit	—	$31,102
Relay Graduate School of Education - Dallas-Fort Worth	Private Nonprofit	—	—
Baylor University	Private Nonprofit	$58,100	$65,793
Saint Edward's University	Private Nonprofit	$51,384	$58,826
Amberton University	Private Nonprofit	—	—
The University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston	Public	—	$92,961
Brazosport College	Public	$2,388	$45,910
Weatherford College	Public	$5,250	$42,397
Texas Barber College - Branch Campus #1	Private For-Profit	—	$21,262
Southwest College for the Deaf	Public	$2,766	$38,382
San Jacinto Community College District - Generation Park Campus	Public	$2,490	$43,062
Ogle School Hair Skin Nails-Denton	Private For-Profit	—	$31,055
American InterContinental University-Houston	Private For-Profit	$14,829	$36,144
Southeast Texas Career Institute	Private For-Profit	—	$24,835
Texas Beauty College	Private For-Profit	—	$26,392
Pima Medical Institute-San Antonio	Private For-Profit	—	$38,673

Bachelor's in Electrical Engineering — 4 years, typical cost: $40,000-$200,000
Master's in Electrical Engineering — 1-2 years, typical cost: $30,000-$150,000

What is the salary for Electrical Engineers in Texas?

The median salary for Electrical Engineers professionals in Texas is $115,000.

How many Electrical Engineers jobs are in Texas?

There are approximately 15,000 Electrical Engineers jobs in Texas.

What colleges in Texas prepare you for a Electrical Engineers career?

There are 19 colleges in Texas that can prepare you for this career. Explore each to see relevant programs.

AI-generated analysis based on U.S. Department of Education data. Not enrollment advice. Verify information with the institution directly.